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Really depends on your water. If you are starting out try red cherry shrimp or one of the colour variations, green, yellow,etc They can handle ph from about 7 to 7,5 and will breed. Crystal reds need low ph. Whatever you do make sure your tank is really well cycled. Many people recommend...

Believe me, cories eat baby shrimp. in a large tank with lots of small hiding places a certain amount of babies will survive but if the cories can get them they will hoover them up. I believe dwarf cories are a better bet. The most important thing is that the tank is a large one. Fish create a...

Nobody answered the plant question. First, what plant are we taking about? Then, what is the temperature, where are the roots and are they waterlogged and is the water hard or soft ? Last but not least, these frogs are never not dangerous no matter what they eat. Less perhaps but I would never...

Five days is nothing. Do not leave food in the tank whatever you do. They both adore bloodworms. If the betta steas the food not only does overeating kill betta but the frogs will not get enough. Turkey baster or upside down flower pot with a hole in the side or any kind of low cave... Just make...

Under gravel filters will never be enough for turtles nor will they enable plants to grow. I stick to plants that can be tied or stuck to driftwood and rocks like mosses and java ferns. By the way, superglue really does work for sticking anubias or java ferns to things and none of my fish or...

They love worms but be careful feeding only one food item or they will suffer. Earthworms can carry parasites. Some high quality pellet food for frogs would be good but not shrimp pellets. They contain way too much vegetable matter and can be difficult to digest and block your frog. Small fish...

If it hasnt come off it's probably a disease. DO not add salt! Put him in a heated quarantine tank and look up adf diseases on the web. Watch the water conditions.

Your goldfish will probably eat the eggs unless they are toad eggs which they often stay away from. TRy to keep them in the pond as changing the water conditions could kill them but maybe you can put them inside a planter basket or something similar that lets the water circulate and keeps the...

YOu cannot keep turtles wothout proper hezting and lighting, especially uv's. Any large dips in temperaturue on cool days or at night will stop them processiNg the food in their stomaches and make them a target for any infection. I totally agrre with the fact that you must do regular water...